Isaian

[ahy-zey-uh n or, esp. British, ahy-zahy]

adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Isaiah or of the book of the Bible bearing his name.

Also I·sa·ian·ic

[ahy-zey-an-ik or, esp. British, ahy-zahy-] /ˌaɪ zeɪˈæn ɪk or, esp. British, ˌaɪ zaɪ-/.

Origin of Isaian

First recorded in 1880–85; Isai(ah) + -an

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Historical Examples of isaian

The first argument, then, for the Isaian authorship of chapters xl.-lxvi.
The Expositor's Bible
George Adam Smith
When we know that the only evidence for the Isaian authorship of chs.
The Expositor's Bible
George Adam Smith
Deborah's prophetical utterances are not to be tried by the standard of the Isaian age.
Judges and Ruth
Robert A. Watson
We fear that Mr. Birks overstates what he calls the 'external evidence,' for the Isaian authorship of this portion.
British Quarterly Review, American Edition, Volume LIV
Various
In this there is nothing to make the Isaian authorship probable, or an exilic date impossible.
The Expositor's Bible
George Adam Smith